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The concept for the monument was the brainchild of the late former Councilman Peter Alternbach who joined forces with former Councilman Charles "Chubby" Bocchino.— Latest News
A funeral and a monument were therefore secured to the great orator, and as, notwithstanding his places, pensions, and legacies left him, Chatham had died in debt, on the recommendation of Lord John Cavendish, Ł20,000 was voted for the payment of his debts, and Ł4000 a-year was settled upon-his heirs.— The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. From George III. to Victoria
The Grand Master survived the siege, his monument is the noble city of "Valetta" built on Mount Sceberras.— Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean
No; his monument is a world made free, and his memory as lasting as immortal mind.— Town and Country; or, life at home and abroad, without and within us
This monument was the "flag of the Army of Italy," and to General Joubert was assigned the honourable duty of presenting it to the members of the Executive Government On one side of the flag were the words "To the Army of Italy, the grateful country."— Complete Project Gutenberg Collection of Memoirs of Napoleon

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